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Bangor Tourism & Sightseeing
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The Greater Bangor region offers visitors a surprising mix of cosmopolitan experience and old world traditions. Surrounded by extraordinary natural scenery that includes ocean coastlines, majestic mountains, mighty rivers & serene lakes, the unique spirit of the Bangor region is unmistakable. The opportunity to indulge in culture and nature will beckon you at every turn; and it is all within the city limits or just a short drive away.
Our many meeting and conference facilities are equipped to handle your event demands, and are ready to provide you with the exceptional service that you expect. Our wide variety of facilities can accommodate groups of many sizes and we welcome the opportunity to make your event memorable.
The Bangor International Airport makes the region easily accessible by air, and our proximity to major roadways make traveling by motor coach and car simple. Bangor, known as “Gateway to The Maine Highlands Region” is centrally located in the State and is within an hour’s drive of Acadia National Park, Bar Harbor, Baxter State Park and the Moosehead Lake Region.
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Top Bangor Events
The Greater Bangor Region is home to many different types of events. Here is a sampling: Thomas Hill Standpipe Tours, Ghostly Bangor Walking Tours, Stephen King literary tour - Tommyknockers and More, free outdoor movies, cool sounds concerts and outdoor markets. VisitBangorMaine.com for more current event calendar listings.
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Upcoming Events in Bangor
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Top Places to Stay in Bangor
Stay at the best rated hotels in Bangor. We only send customers a survey once they have completed their stay at a specific hotel. This ensures that our customer reviews are accurate! These hotels in Bangor, ME scored the best by our customers. View the hotel to see the comments and scores. With over 8,000 reviews of places to stay in Maine alone, you can't go wrong!
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Free Internet, Non Smoking Rooms, Free Breakfast.
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Best Time to Visit Bangor
The best time to visit Bangor is in the summer and fall. Summer temperatures are cool with averages in the mid 60's and highs in the mid 70's. Nights are cool with lows in the mid 50's. Fall temperatures are cold with averages in the low 40's and highs in the low 50's. Fall nights are cold with lows in the low 30's.
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Monthly Temperatures in Bangor
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Month
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Low
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Avg
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High
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January
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8.3
F°
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18.0
F°
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27.6
F°
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February
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11.4
F°
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21.2
F°
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30.9
F°
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March
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22.1
F°
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31.2
F°
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40.2
F°
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April
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33.2
F°
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42.9
F°
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52.6
F°
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May
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43.6
F°
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54.5
F°
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65.4
F°
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June
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53.3
F°
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63.9
F°
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74.4
F°
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July
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58.7
F°
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69.2
F°
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79.6
F°
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August
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57.2
F°
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67.7
F°
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78.1
F°
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September
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48.5
F°
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58.8
F°
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69.1
F°
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October
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38.2
F°
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47.8
F°
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57.3
F°
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November
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29.3
F°
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37.1
F°
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44.8
F°
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December
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15.8
F°
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24.5
F°
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33.1
F°
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More Information
Find more information about the Greater Bangor, Maine area stop by or call the local visitor bureau (Greater Bangor Convention & Visitors Bureau). Visitor information can also be found at the MTA Visitor Centers located on I-95 (both North & South) and at the Bangor International Airport. FMI: 800-91-MOOSE (66673).
Other Destinations Near Bangor To Visit
While Bangor can surely keep you busy, the locals here will tell you that there’s plenty more to see and do nearby – beautiful towns, spectacular scenery and lots of fun. With its convenient central location, let Bangor be your jumping off point for exciting adventures!
Located at the very heart of the state, The Maine Highlands encompasses six distinct regions: Moosehead Lake, Katahdin, Lincoln Lakes, Sebasticook Valley, Southern Piscataquis Valley and Greater Bangor. The region boasts the longest river, tallest mountain, largest freshwater lake, and the Grand Canyon of Maine, making it a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts.
The Maine Highlands wouldn’t be complete without the Greater Bangor region, which encompasses 21 communities from Bradley in the east to Carmel in the west, and Hudson in the north to Winterport in the south. Bangor, the third largest city in Maine, sits at the hub and serves as a great location to use as home base to all your excursions and day trips.
Only an hour from Bangor, Mount Desert Island is a stunning seaside region, and a major tourist destination for visitors worldwide. Bar Harbor’s history as home to the rich and famous from the late 1800s to the early 1900s, and its proximity to Acadia National Park make the small town a huge draw for visitors and locals alike. Drive to the summit of Cadillac Mountain, listen to the roar of the ocean at Thunder Hole, and gaze in amazement at dangling Bubble Rock. Don’t miss your chance to hike, bike, or even ride horseback along the park’s 57 miles of carriage trails.
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